St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-01
NOTES OF ARMY MEN.

Most of the fort ladies will receive to-day.
The ice harvest is reported by Lieut.. Glenn
as completed.
No more cases of diphtheria have been re-
ported ut the fort.
DIR. w. L. Kpeedler has returned from a
Christmas leave.
DR.. and Mrs. Alden gave a progressive
euchre party to the young people of the post.
Mrs. ]. W. Griffin, of Minneapolis, was yes
terday guest of Mrs. Williston Fish at the
fort.
\ leave of absence Of one month is granted
TO First Lieut.Wilard A. Hobrook, First cav
airy, stationed at Fort Custer.
A leave of absence for fourteen days is
granted to Capt. Moses Harris, First cavalry,
stationed at Fort Sheridan. Wyo.
furlough of six months is granted to
Farrier John Furey, stationed at Fort Yates
to take fleet after his re-enlistment.
A Through of four months will be given to
Saddler Benjamin Bolt Troop NJ, Ninth cav
airy, to take effect after re-eniiStment.
furlough of four months will be given to
Sergt. Melville A. Williams, Troop E, Ninth
cavalry, to take effect after re-enlistment.
A furlough of four months will be granted
to Corporal Rueben Smith, Troop E, Ninth
| cavalry, to take effect after re-enlistment.
Capt. George D. Wallace, Seventh cavalry,
on sick leave, left st. Paul for Sumter, S.
c., at which place he will spend the rest of
his leave.
Ordnance Sergt. John Kennedy, recently
| appointed from sergeant OF Light Batter A,
| Second artillery, is assigned to duty at Fort
| Davis, Tex.
The leave of absence of Capt. Henry P.
| Perrine, Sixth cavalry,iS extended one month,
with permission to apply for a further extern
| sion of two months.
| The daughters OF Mai. Frank Smith. re-
Gently in command of the light battery at
Smelling, were recently the guests of DR.. and
| Mrs. Alden at the post.
| A furlough of six months will be given to
| Private James Ray. Troop G, Eighth cavalry,
with permission to go beyond the sea and to
take effect June l, next.
Second Lieut.. Frederick s. Calhoun, of the
| Fourteenth infantry, is promoted by the death
of First Lieut.. Albert Austin, Of that regi.
ment, to be a first lieutenant.
| A leave of absence on account of i'll health
| is granted by the secretary of war to Cadet
Raymond C. Worthington, United States Mill
tary academy, until Aug. 2s 1887.
| The death of First Lieut.. w. J. Campbell,
| Twenty-second infantry, at Albany, N Y,
promotes Second Lieut. Il. N. Getty, of the
same regiment. to be first lieutenant.
The muster of the troops of Fort Smelling
! pearing in true Minnesota garb offurs. There
were but few men on the sick report.
First Lieut. David B. Taylor, who died on
| the 18th inst, a Paterson, n. j., was re-
| tired from active service last August. Pre-
vious othat time he was at Fort Sully.
Capt. George W. Stouch, Third infantry,
! Fort Shaw, is detailed as inspector of Iudian
supplies at the Blackfeet agencv. vice Capt
EDWARD Moale, Third infantry, relieved.
A furlough of four months will be granted
to Private Joseph Rise, Troop E, Seventh
cavalry, with permission to go beyond the
sea. and to take effect after re-enlistment.
By direction of the secre airy of war medi.
l.V~QT sNglNf al
Re used the medical and hospital stores for
any purpose not provided Tor in the regula-
tiolS.
The retirement is announced of Capt. ]. S.
Wharton. Nineteenth infantry. This retire
ment will promote First Lieut.. c. A. Vernon,